Balanced system of control



May 18 1926.

E. RouK'A BALANCED SYSTEM OF CONTROL fsa TOR.

2 Sheets-Sheet 1 led July 17 1922 BY m ATTORNEYS May 18 1926. 1,585,170

E. RouKA BALANCED SYSTEM OF CONTROL Filed July. 17 1922 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 Fig.3

INVENTOR J ATTOR N EYS Par ntal May 18,1926.

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

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BALANCED SYSTEM OECON'IBOL.

Application fled July 17, 1922. Serial No. 678,744.

One object of the invention is to provide a novel and improved system for automatically controlling or varying any physical or chemical quantity, quality, or condition such as .pressure, force, position of a movable member, speed, intensity of flow, eflect, mo-

sure difference, flow of fluid, vibrations of fluid, etc.

Further objects are to provide a system of this character whereby a plurality of quantities or qualities may be controlled or varied in accordance with one variable fluid condition, and whereby one quantity or quality can be controlled or varied in accordance with a plurality of variable fluid conditions.

Other objects of the invention are to provide in such a system means for reducin friction between the relatively movable slit ably cooperating parts to increase sensitivity of the'system; to provide a'motor and control mechanism whereby a physical or chemical quantity or quality of large power can be controlled by a fluid condition of comparatively small power or energy to provide means for preventing overthrowing or hunting in the system, and to obtain other results and advantages as may be brought out by the following description.

Referring to the accompanying drawings, in which like numerals of reference indicate the same parts throughout the several views,

Figure 1 is a diagrammatic illustration of a system embodying my lDYGl'ltlOIl;

Figure 2 is'a diagrammatic sectional view taken on the line IIII of Fig. 1;

Figure 3 is a diagrammatic view partially in section of a motor and governor mechanism for varying physical or chemical quantities of large power or energy Figure 4 is a fragmentary diagrammatic view of a modified means adapted to be influenced by the variable fluid condition;

Figure 5 is a perspective view showing another such means;

Figure 6 is a diagrammatic sectional view of another form of mechanism adapted to be I influenced by the variable fluid condition;

Figure 7 is a fragmentary diagrammatic view of mechanism for governing a plurality of physical or chemical quantities or gualities 1n accordance with one variable.

uid condition, and Figure 8 is a similar view showing mechamsm for controlling'one quantity or quality by a pil irality of variable fluid conditions.

In igures 1 and 2 is shown a system for controlling or varying a physical or chemical uantity in accordance with another or aux1liary physical or chemical quantity, not a fluid condition, by the transmission of variations in the said auxiliary quantity or quality to a variable fluid condition. The auxiliary quantity or quality is the temperature within a tube 1. A device 2 containing expansive fluid sensitive to variations in the temperature is mounted in the tube 1, the

expansive fluid being conducted by a tube.

3 to one end of a Bourdon tube 4. The other end of the Bourdon tube is connected by a link 5 to one end of a second Bourdon tube 7 which issensitive to variations in a fluid condition flowing through a governor valve comprising the cylinder 9 and piston 10 to a pipe 8, one end of which is connected to the end of the Bourdon tube 7 opposite the link 5. The other end of the pipe 8 is connected through a remote pipe connection 15 to the cylinder 16 of another device sensitive to the variable fluid condition which has a piston 17 reciprocable therein. The piston 10 of the governor valve is connected to one end of a lever 13 pivotally mounted intermediate its ends at 12 to a fixed support and pivotally connected at its other end to the link 5 as at 6. The variable fluid condition in the present instance is fluid pressure flowin through pipes 10 and 10", the governor va ve and pipe 8 to the Bourdon tube 7. Upon variations in the temperature in the tube 1, the, expansive fluid in the tube 3 and Bourdon tube 4 is influenced so as to actuate the Bourdon tube and oscillate the lever 6,

which flows through a conduit 26 having a valve or the like 27 to control the flow of ber such as the spring 71 to the end of the piston rod 18 of the piston 17. The pressure acting on the piston 17 and the difference in pressure at opposite sides of the diaphragm 22 thus normally balance each other. The said diaphragm rod has also a pin and slot connection at 19 with one end of a lever 20 pivotally mounted intermediate its ends at 21 to a fixed support and having at its other end a flexible strip 51 carrying a Wedgeshaped member 42.

As the fluid condition in the pipe 8 varies upon variation in the temperature in the tube 1, the piston 17 is actuated. An 1ncrease in pressure in the pipe 8 will force the piston 17 against the action of a sprmg 17", and a decrease in pressure in the pipe 8 will permit the piston 17 to be moved in the opposite direction by the spring 17. These movements of the piston 17 are transmitted throu h the spring 71 to the diaphragm 22, where y balance of the device 16, 17 and the diaphragm 22 is disturbed and the motion of the diaphragm causes oscillations of the lever 20. The said lever is thus responsive to departures from balance in the system caused by variations in the fluid condition in pipe 8.

The member 42 is adapted to cooperate with levers 43 and 44 having one end in overlapping relation, as shown in Figure 2, and their other ends mounted on the respective shafts 45 and 46 revoluble in suitable fixed supports. The shafts 45 and 46 are connected by arms 45 and 46 to opposite ends of the piston rod 47 of the piston 48 mounted in the cylinder 49 of a governor valve which controls the flow of fluid through pipes 50 to and from a fluidmotor including the piston 30 and cylinder 31 for actuating the valve 27. The member/12 is adapted to be actuated against levers 43 and 44 by auxiliary or external power, such means being shown in the present instance as comrising a block 51'mounted on a rod 52 Slidele through a fixed support and adapted to be connected to the source of power for reciprocation as indicated by the arrows.

When the system is in balanced condition, the member 42 is positioned substantially equidistantly from the free ends of the levers 43 and 44 so that when the said member is actuated a ainst said levers it engages the same simu taneously. Pulls of equal force are thus exerted upon the piston rod 47 in opposite directions, and the piston 48 remains stationary in its neutral position. When the lever 20 is oscillated upon departures from balance betweenthe forces acting on the piston 17 and on! the diaphragm 22, for instance when the temperature in tube 1 varies, the member 42 is moved in one direction or the other so that when actuated by the member 51 it engages one of the levers 43 or 44 in advance of the other. The piston 48 is thus moved in one direction and admits fluid through pipes 50 to one side of the piston 30 and from the other side thereof. The piston 30 is thus moved and opens or closes the valve 27 to vary the flow of fluid through the conduit 26. A difference in pressure of the fluid at opposite sides of the resistance device 25 is thus produced and acts upon the diaphragm 22 in a direction opposite that of the movement of the piston 17 so as to restore balance in the system. The yieldable member 71 permits movement of the diaphragm 22'independently of the piston 17, and also absorbs a part of the comparatively greater power actuating the diaphragm.

The piston rod 32 of the piston 30 carries a cylinder or dash pot 33 containing fluid and having a piston 34 mounted therein, said piston being connected by its rod 35 to one end of a lever 36 pivotally mountedintermediate its ends to a fixed support and hav-' ing its other end connected by a yieldable member such as the spring 37 to the lever 20 at the side of its pivot opposite the connection with the diaphragm rod. This construction serves to prevent overthrowing or hunting in the system during the controlling movements, the piston rod 32 and dash-pot causing the lever 36 to be oscillated so as to tend to return the lever 20 to its neutral 01 sition.

ljor the purpose of increasing the sensitivlty in the system means is provided to reduce the friction between the relatively movable slidably cooperating parts. Such means may comprise a dash-pot or cylinder 61 containing fluid and mounted on one end of a rod 61 between opposite ends of which and a fixed support 62 are arranged compression springs 63. The rod of the diaphragm 22 has 'a piston 60 thereon arranged in said cylinder 61. The end of the rod 61 opposite the cylinder 61 is provided with a roller 64 which constantly engages a rotatable cam 65. It will be obvious that rotation of the cam will cause rapid vibrations or longitudinal movements of the rod 61, which vibrations will be transmitted through the fluid in the dash-pot 61 to the rod of the diaphragm 22, thence through the lever 20 and levers 43 and 44 to the piston 48 of the governor valve. The rotation of the cam 65 may be constant or take place only during the controlling movements 1 of the system. The vibrations or slight rela- I piston 81 controls the-flow of fluid from said supply pipe 87 through pipes'86 and 88 to tive movement of the slidably cooperating parts reduces the friction therebetween, so as to render said parts extremely sensitive and capable of quick response to'the controlling movement.

Figure 3 illustrates a motor and governor mechanism for controlling or varying physical or chemical quantities oflarge power or energy by a comparatively small variable fluid condition. The governor mechanism comprises a pilot valve 82, correspondlng to the valve 48 in Figure 1, mounted in a relay governor piston 81 which is in turn slidably mounted in a cylinder and serves as the piston of a pilot motor for actuating therelay governor. The pilot governor valve- .82 is actuated from the member 42 in a manner similar to" that shown in. Figure 1 and controls the flow of fluid froma supply pipe- 87 to chambers 92 and 93 at opposite ends and removable caps 83. Therelaygovernor and from a main fluid motor-comprising the cylinder and piston 91.

hen the pilot moved in one'direction or the other, fluid is admitted from pipe 87 to one or the other of chambers 92 or 93, and from the other.-

The relay governor piston 81-is thus moved in one direction andadmitsi fluid from the supply pipe 87 throughoneof the'pipes'86 to one side of the piston 91 of the mam motor and from theother side ofsaid piston through the other pipe; 86 and one of theexhaust pipes 88. 'Themain motor 90,191

to suitable means for controlling the physical or -chemicalquantityorquality;

In Figure 14 isshowna- Bourdon' tubev -ada'ptcd to be: used in placeof the-sensitive;

device 16, 17 shown in Figure-1, to respond to variations in the fluid zcondi tion. One end 101 of said tube isadapted to be con 1 I nected to the] pipe 8, and the otherend there- I of'c'onnected to the rod of the diaphragm 22.. Variations in the fluid condition actuates -theBourdo n tube-in the usualzmanner to 1 4 alance forces actingon the diaphragm 22 "as does the dev1ce16, 17 iniFi glue 1.

fluid condition, one end 104 of said coil be- I 1ng connected to the pipe 8 and the other end being connected in any suitable mannerto lcooperate with the diaphragm 22. F g 60- ,7 chamber 109 as the means sensitive to the 6 shows the use of a diaphragm 108 ina variable fluid condition. One side of the governor valve 82 is I p 7 'suitable manner, as y I corresponds to the moto'n30, 31, shown im'i Figure '1 of the. drawings andis 'connected isshownin 'Figure 7. Aplurality of devices I 131, 132 and 133 sensitive to the variable fluid condition may be provided, each of said devices comprising a cylinder and a piston similar to the cylinder and piston 16 and 17 of Figure 1, and the fluid condition may be conveyed to said sensitive devices in any suitable manner. The piston of each of said devices is connected to the diaphragm rod of one of a plurality of devices 144, 145 and 146 sensitive to variations in the physical or chemical quantities or qualities. These sensitive devices can be connected in any tem such as shown in Figure 1, for instance by meansof levers 140, 141 and 142 correspondingtothelever 20 in Figure 1. I

i-The inventionalsocontemplates the varymg; or controlling of one quantityor quality inaccordance w1th a plurality of variable fluid conditions, and one possible mechanism forsuch a urpose is shown in Figure 8. A

to the devices 131, 132 and 133 are each connected in any suitable manner as b pipes 120, 121 and 122 to a variable flui condition, The pistons in all of said devices 120, 121 and 122 are connected to-the rod of the diaphragm sensitiveto the physical or 7 chemical quantity or quality, and the said diaphragm rod ma be connected in any means of a lever similar tothe lever 20 of Figure 1 to the reinainder of the system. With thisconstruction, the physical or chemical quantity or "qualityis varied or controlled in accordance with the sum or diflerence' of the variable fluid conditions actuatingthe devices .120, 1 21 and 122. I I

It will be understood that the fluid condition may be automatically varied in any desirable manner for instance as disclosed in my copend'ing application, Serial No.

or the fluid condition can be manually-varied when desired. Also, while a fluid hasbeen described as the physical or p chemical quantity or quality, it will be un- If-desired, a helicalcoiledtube may also be utilized as the device sensitiveto the derstood that the system is capable of use for; any ph sical or chemical quantity or -qua'lity, an that the valve or throttle 27 is only illustrative broadly of means for varying the quantity or quality.

It will be also understood that the mechanisms shown on the drawingsare only for the purpose of illustratin the principles of the invention, and that t e details of construction of the mechanisms can be modifiedor changed by those skilled in the art .suitable manner to the remainder of the sysplurali ty 0 devices 120, 121 and 122similar without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. Therefore, I do not desire to be understood as restricting myself except as required by the following claims when construed in the light of the rior art.

Having thus described the inventlon, what I claim is:

1. A system of the class described for con-- said variable fluid conditions to vary said variable fluid condition in accordance with variations in said second-mentioned condition and restore said balance, a second device sensitive to said variable auxiliary fluid condition and to the condition to be controlled so that said variable fluid condition and said condition to be controlled balance each other, governor mechanism for auxiliary ener gy actuated by said seconddevice upon departures from balance therein for varying said condition to be controlled, whereby said condition is controlled in accordance with variations in said fluid condition, and connecting means for transmitting said variable fluid condition from the first-mentioned device to the second-mentioned device.

2. A system of the class described for controlling a condition in accordance with another condition, comprising a device sensi tive to variations in the second-mentioned condition, a second device sensitive to variations in a variable auxiliary fluid condition, said two devices being connected so as to balance each other, governing means for varying said variable fluid condition, means controlled by cooperation of said first two-mentioned devices upon departures from balance thereof to actuate said governing means to vary said variable fluid condition in accordance with variations in the second-mentioned condition and restore said balance, a third device responsive to variations in said variable auxiliary fluid condition, a fourth device sensitive to variations in the condition to be controlled, said third and fourth devices being connected so as to balance each other, governor mechanism for varying said condition to be controlled, means cont-rolled by cooperation of said third and said fourth devices upon departures from balance thereof to actuate said governor mechanism to vary said condition to be controlled in accordance with variations in said auxiliary fluid condition and restore balance of said third and fourth devices, and connecting means for conducting said fluid condition between said second device and said third device.

3. A system of the class described for controlling a condition in accordance with another condition, comprising a device sensitive to variations in the second-mentioned condition and to variations in variable fluid pressure so that said condition and said fluid pressure balance each other, a source of uid under pressure, a governing valve between said source and said device actuated by said device upon departures from balance therein to vary the sup 1y of fluid to said device in accordance witii variations in said condition and restore said balance, a

second device responsive to said variable.

fluid pressure and to the condition to be controlled so that said fluid pressure and said condition to be controlled balance each other, governor mechanism for auxiliary energy actuated by said second device upon departures from balance therein to vary said condition to be controlled in accordance with variations in said fluid pressure, and connecting means for conducting fluid pressure between the first-mentioned device and the second-mentioned device.

4. A system of the class described for controlling a condition in accordance with another condition, comprising a device sensitive to variations in the second-mentioned condition, a second device sensitive to variations in variable fluid pressure, said two devices being connected so as to balance each other, a source of fluid under pressure, a governing valve between said source and said second device for varying the supply of fluid to said second device, means controlled by cooperation of said two devices upon departures from balance thereof to actuate said governing valve to vary the supply of fluid in accordance with variations in said condition and restore said balance, a third device responsive to said variable fluid pressure, a fourth device sensitive to variations in the condition to be controlled, said third and fourth devices being connected so as to balance each other, governor mechanism for varying said condition to be controlled, means controlled by cooperation of said third and said fourth devices upon departures from balance thereof to actuate said governor mechanism to vary said condition to be controlled in accordance with variations in said auxiliary fluid pressure and restore balance of said third and fourth devices, and connecting means for conducting said fluid pressure between said second device and said third device.

5. A systemof the class described for varying or controlling a condition in accordance with a variable fluid condition, comprising means sensitive to variations in the fluid condition and to variations in the condition to be controlled so that said conditions balance each other, a member movable by cooperation of said variable fluid condition and said condition to be controlled in said sensitive means upon departures from balance therein, means for varying said condition to be controlled, and a means periodically actuated by auxiliary power to cooperate with said movable member to actuate said means for varying said condition to be controlled.

6. A system of the class described for var ing or controlling a condition in accor ance with a variable fluid condition, com rising means sensitive to variations in the fluid condition and to variations in the condition to be controlled so that said conditions balance each other, a member movable by cooperation of said variable fluid cbndition and said condition to be controlled in said sensitive means upon departures from balance therein, means for varying said condition to be controlled, and a means periodically actuated by auxiliary power to cooperate with said movable members to actuate said means for varying said condition to be controlled, whereby the speed of variation of said condition is a function of the departure of said movable member from its zero osition.

v7. system of the class described for varying or controlling a condition in accordance with another condition, comprising an automatic device for transmitt' variations in said second-mentioned con ition to an auxiliary fluid condition, means sensitive to variations in said fluid condition and to variations in the condition to be controlled so that said fluid condition and said condition to be controlled balance each other a member movable by cooperation of said variable auxiliary fluid condition and said condition to be controlled in said sensitive means upon departures from balance therein, means for varying said condition to be controlled, and means periodically actuated by auxiliary ower to cooperate with said movable mem er for actuatin said means for varying said condition to be controlled.

8. A system of the class described for varying or controlling a condition in accordance with another condition, comprising an automatic device for transmitting variations in said second-mentioned condition to a variable auxiliary fluid condition, means sensitive to variations in said fluid condition and to variations in the condition to be controlled so that said fluid condition and said condition to be controlled balance each other, a member movable by cooperation of said variable auxiliary fluid condition and said condition to be controlled in said sensitive means upon departures from balance therein, means for varying said condition to be controlled, and means periodically actuated by auxiliary power to cooperate with said movable member for actuating said means for varying said condition to be controlled so that the speed of variation-of saidcondition is a function of the departure of said movable member from its zero posi tion.

9. A system of the class described for varying or controlling a plurality of conditionsin accordance with a variable fluid condition, comprising means for varying said fluid condition, a plurality of means sensitive to variations in said fluid condition and to variations in the conditions to be controlled so that said fluid condition balances said conditions to be controlled, and a plurality of means controlled by cooperation of said fluid condition and said conditions to be controlled in said plurality of sensitive-means upon departures from balance therein for varying said conditions to be controlled.

10. A system "of the class described for varying or controlling a plurality of con 'ditions in accordance with another. condition, comprising a device for automatically transmittm variations in said second-mentioned conition to a' variable fluid condition, a plurality of means sensitive to varia tionsin said fluid condition and to variationsin the conditions to'be varied so that said fluid condition balances said conditions to be controlled, and a plurality of means controlled by cooperation of said fluid condition and said conditions to be controlled in said plurality of sensitive means upondepartures from balance therein for varying said conditions to be controlled.

' 11. A system of the class described for va ing or' controllin a condition in ac:

cor ance with a plura ty of.- variable fluid 5 A conditions, comprising a plurality of means for varying said fluid conditions, means sensitive to variations :in said 7 fluid condi- Y tions and to variations 1n said-acondition I to be controlled so that said fluid conditions balance said condition to be controlled, and

means controlled b 'cooperation'of said fluid conditions and said conditions to be controlled in said sensitive means upon-departures from balance therein for varying said conditions to be controlled. v

12. A system of the class described for varying or controlling a condition in accordance with a plurality ofaothe'r conditions,

comprising a plurality of devices for transmittm variations in said second-mentioned 3 conditions to a plurality of fluid conditions a plurality of means for varyingsai-d fluid conditions, means sensitive to variations in said fluid conditions and to'variations in the condition to be controlled so that said fluid conditions balance said condition to be con trolled, and means controlled-by cooperation of said fluid conditions'a-nd said condition to be controlled in-said sensitive means up on departures from balance thereinfor varyi i l M ing said condition be controlled.

13. A. system of the class described for varying or controlling a conditlon in accordance with a variable fluid condition, comrising means sensitive to variations in the fluid condition and to variations in the con dition to be controlled so that said conditions balance each other, a member movable by coo eration of said variable fluid condition an said condition to be controlled in said sensitive means upon departures from balance therein, means for varying said condltion to be controlled, means periodically actuated by auxiliary power to cooperate with said movable member to actuate sa1d means for varyin said condition to be controlled, and yielding means connecting said movable member and said means for varying the condition to prevent overthrowing or hunting in the system.

14. A system of the class described for controlling a condition in accordance with another condition, comprising a device sens1- tive to variations in the second-mentioned condition and to variations ina variable auxiliary fluid condition so that said COIldltions balance each other, governing means actuated by said device upon departures from balance of said second-mentioned and said variable fluid conditions to vary said variable fluid condition in accordance with variations in said second-mentioned condition and restore said balance, a second device sensitive to said variable auxiliar fluid condition and to the condition to be controlled so that .said variable fluid condition and said condition to be controlled balance each other, governor mechanism for auxiliary energy actuated by said second device upon departures from balance thereln for varying said condition to be controlled,

whereby said condition is controlled in accordance with variations in said fluid condition, connecting means for transmitting said variable fluid condition from the firstmentioned device to the second-mentioned device, and yielding means connecting said second device and said governor mechanism to prevent overthrowing or hunting in the system.

15. A system of the class described for controlling a condition in accordance with another'condition, comprising a device sensitive to variations in the second-mentioned condition, a second device sensitive to variations in a variable auxiliary fluid, condition, said two devices being connected so as to balance each other, governing means for varying said variable fluid condition, means controlled by cooperation of said first-twomentioned devices upon departures from balance thereof to actuate said governing means to vary said variable fluid condition in accordance with variations in the secondmentioned condition and restore said balance, a third device responsive to variations in said variable auxiliary fluid condition, a fourth device sensitive to variations in the condition to be controlled, said third and fourth devices being connected so as to balance each other, overnor mechanism for varying said condition to be controlled, means controlled b cooperation of said third and said fourth evices upon departures from balance thereof to actuate said governor mechanism to vary said condition to be controlled in accordance with variations in said auxiliary fluid condition and restore balance of said third and fourth devices, connectin means for conducting said fluid condition tween said second device and said third device, and yielding means connecting said means controlled by cooperation of said third and fourth devices and said governor mechanism to prevent overthrowing or hunting in the system.

16. A system of the class described for controlling a condition in accordance with another condition, comprising a device sensitive to variations in the second-mentioned condition, a second device sensitive to variations in a variable auxiliary fluid condition, said two devices being connected so as to balance each other, governing means for varyin said variable fluid condition, means control ed by cooperation of said first twomentioned devices upon departures from balance thereof to actuate said governing means to vary said variable fluid condition in accordance w th variations in the secondmentioned condition and restore said balance, a third device responsive to variations in said variable auxiliary fluid condition, a fourth device sensitive to variations in the condition to be controlled, said third and fourth devices being connected so as to balance each other, a member movable by cooperation of said third and fourth devices upon and in accordance with departures from balance thereof, means actuated by auxiliary energy for varying the condition to be controlled, and governor mechanism for said last-mentioned means controlled by said movable member to vary said condition to be controlled in accordance with variations in said fluid condition.

17. A system of the class described for controlling a condition in accordance with another condition, comprising a device sensitive to variations in the second-mentioned condition, a second device sensitive to variations in a variable auxiliary fluid condition, said two devices being connected so as to balance each other, governing means for varyin said variable fluid condition, means control ed by cooperation of said first twomentioned devic s upon departures from balance thereof to actuate said governing means to vary said variable fluid condition in accordance with variations in the secondmentioned condition and. restore said halance, a third device responsive to variations in said variable auxiliary fluid condition, a fourth device sensitive to variations in the condition to be controlled, said third and fourth devices being connected so as to balance each other, a member movable by cooperation of said third and fourth devices upon and in accordance with departures from balance thereof, means actuated by auxiliary energy for varying the condition to be controlled, governor mechanism for said last-mentioned means, and means actuated by auxiliary energy to periodically cooperate with said movable member and said governor mechanism to actuate the governor mechanism to vary said condition to be controlled in accordance with variations in said fluid condition.

18. A system of the class described for controlling a condition in accordance with another condition, comprising a device sensitive to variations in the second-mentioned condition, a second. device sensitive to variations in a variable auxiliary fluid condition, said two devices being connected so as to balance each other, governing means for varying said variable fluid condition, means controlled by cooperation ofsaid first twomentioned devices upon departures from balance thereof to actuate said governing means tovary said variable fluid condition in accordance with variations in the secondmentioned condition and restore said balance, a third device responsive to variations in said variable auxiliary fluid condition, a fourth device sensitive to variations in the condition to be controlled, a yieldable connection between said third device and' said fourth device to permit relative movement of said devices so that they may balance each other, governor mechanism for varying said condition to be controlled, means controlled by cooperation of said third and said fourth devices upon departures from balance thereof to actuate said governor mechanism to vary said condition to be controlled in accordance with variations in said auxiliary fluid condition and restore balance of said third and fourth devices, and connecting means for conducting said fluid condition between said second device and said third device.

ERIOH RoUoKA. 

